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Located in the Tillamook State Forest, this trail travels mostly downhill through various forest types. The Storey Burn Road trailhead marks the halfway point. A picturesque waterfall greets hikers at about 1.3 miles, and the trail intersects with Gales Creek Trail a mile farther down.

This trail passes through a remote and scenic section of the Tillamook State Forest, along Gales Creek. Hikers pass small waterfalls, travel over log bridges and through a forest of snags (standing dead trees), many of which were survivors of the Tillamook Burn fires of 1933-51 that destroyed 355,000 acres of the Tillamook Forest.

Rolling hills, thick forests and stunning views of the Coast Range mark this trail, which is within the L.L. “Stub” Stewart State Park. Traveling with horses? Oregon’s only full-service horse camp, Reehers Horse Camp (http://budurl.com/reehers), is located in the state park, and offers full hook-up sites for RVs and horse corrals.

Built along an abandoned railroad line that stretches from the town of Banks to the city of Vernonia, this trail, part of the Rails-to-Trails Conservancy program, was the first “rail-trail” built in Oregon. After two decades, the final leg of the mostly-paved trail was completed in 2010. The trail features an eight-foot wide multi-use trail, paralleled by a four-foot wide horse trail, 12 bridges and two railroad trestles, with a moderate grade, and takes travelers through fields and forests offering spectacular views along the way.

While there are no campsites along the trail, L.L. “Stub” Stewart State Park features a variety of campsites, from drive-up and RV sites to hike-in camping. For those whose idea of “roughing it” does not include a tent, the state park has rustic cabins (with electricity) available for rent.